US Open 2011 Results & Scores

The US Open 2011 badminton tournament (Known as the 2011Yonex OCBC US Open Grand Prix Gold) was held at Orange County in Calfornia, USA from 11-16 July 2011.

The final match scores & results of the US open badminton 2011 are as below:


Results of Singles events at US Open GP Gold badminton-2011

Women's singles event - Final Results:

Gold Medal - Winner: Tzu Ying Tai (Taiwan)
Silver Medal - Runners-up: Sayaka Sato (Japan)
Final Match Scores:
Tzu Ying Tai (Taiwan) bt. Sayaka Sato (Japan)   21-16 19-21 21-6
The losing semi-finalists were Eriko Hirose of Japan, and Inthanon Ratchanok of Thailand.


Men's singles event - Final Results:

Gold Medal - Winner: Sho Sasaki (Japan)
Silver medal - Runners-up: Tien Minh Nguyen (Vietnam)
Final Match Scores:
Sho Sasaki  bt. Tien Minh Nguyen 21-17, 21-18


Results of Doubles events at US Open Grand Prix Gold badminton-2011

Women's doubles event - Final Result:

Winner: Jung Eun Ha/Min Jung Kim of Korea
Runners-up: Kyung Eun Jung/Ha Na Kim of Korea
Final Match Scores:
[Jung Eun Ha/Min Jung Kim] bt. [Kyung Eun Jung/Ha Na Kim] 14-21 22-20 21-18


Final Result - Men's doubles event:

Winner: Sung Hyun Ko/Yong Dae Lee of Korea
Runners-up: Howard Bach/Tony Gunawan of USA
Final Match Scores:
[Sung Hyun Ko/Yong Dae Lee] bt. [Howard Bach/Tony Gunawan] 21-9, 21-19


Final Result - Mixed doubles event:

Winner: Yong Dae Lee/Jung Eun Ha of Korea
Runners-up: Hung Ling Chen/Wen Hsing Cheng of Taiwan
Final Match Scores:
[Yong Dae Lee/Jung Eun Ha] bt. [Hung Ling Chen/Wen Hsing Cheng] 21-19, 21-13

(note: detailed results are available on the tournamentsoftware site)

The US open was a prestigious Grand Prix Gold badminton event, which is just one level below the Superseries level of badminton tournaments.

For the USA, Howard Bach and Tony Gunawan's finished with the silver medal at the US Open, ahead of opponents from several Asian countries who have traditionally dominated the sport of badminton. Their victory can possibly turn out to be helpful for the development of the badminton in USA and the American subcontinent, by attracting more people to this beautiful sport.


For India, the challenge ended in the 3rd round, when Chetan Anand and Kashyap lost their matches, with Chetan going down to world no.4 Taufik Hidayat, and Kashyap losing to the eventual runner-up Tien Minh Nguyen of Vietnam. RMV Guru Sai Dutt had lost earlier in the 2nd round against 6th seed Marc Zwiebler of Germany in 3 tough sets. Marc eventually finished as the losing semi-finalist at the US open.

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